Implications are nice, clauses are not.

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• For some purposes, it will be convenient to settle for specifications in terms of fulfilling internal commitments, and sometimes the public character of promises will have to be taken into account in the specifications.claim0.769
  Trade-off between internal and public obligations.
• The client now feels unequivocally that it was all worthwhile.claim0.743
  Statement about the client's satisfaction after anxious delays.
• Implication (A → B)concept0.742
• The surface syntax of natural language don't offer much.claim0.741
  Claim about the limited utility of natural language surface features.
• Each expression denotes something, depending only on denotations of subexpressions.claim0.740
  Property of denotative programming from Landin.
• The affordances of software are often abstract: actions have direct effects that users cannot see and indirect effects they cannot anticipate.claim0.738
  Why concepts are needed to make sense of complex systems.
• If the header here were to say, 'Formal logic and layout conventions,' the contents of this page would likely be read as an example of those terms.hypothesis0.737
  Conditional prediction that a header inflects the reading of the text block.
• What class of sentences to allow as expressing various kinds of commitments?question0.733
  Open problem on the expressiveness of commitment sentences.